Spot-treating with herbicides, using natural solutions, and even hand-pulling the weeds — there are many ways to eliminate chickweed. Discover how to get rid of chickweed on your lawn for good.
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When choosing the right mulch color for your landscape, consider your home’s exterior color, landscape style, plants, and other factors, which we’ll explain here.
When to Apply Weed and Feed to Your Lawn
Spring and fall, when temperatures range between 60 and 90 degrees, is when you want to apply weed and feed.
When to Water After Applying Weed and Feed
A good rule of thumb is to wait 24 to 72 hours before watering a treated lawn. Here’s when to water after applying a weed and feed by the type of product:
• Granular post-emergent: Wait 24 to 72 hours before watering to allow granules to dissolve on weed leaves.
• Granular pre-emergent: Water within 3 days with ½ inch or more to get the herbicide into the soil.
• Liquid weed and feed: Wait 24 to 48 hours before watering to avoid dilution.
How to Use a Grass Tiller to Remove Your Lawn
Can you use a tiller to remove grass? Yes, and it’s 10x faster than manual methods. Choose the right size and follow our step-by-step tilling guide.
How to Store Grass Seed (5 Tips)
To store grass seed properly, place it in cool, dry conditions away from moisture and sunlight.